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> It makes 0 sense since there's too much volatility plus it's open to manipulation by outsiders. It makes 0 sense only if you assume that they will hodl the c
by yarky 5y ago
> It makes 0 sense since there's too much volatility plus it's open to manipulation by outsiders.
It makes 0 sense only if you assume that they will hodl the coins, which makes no sense if you're using it exclusively to settle a transaction.
You don't need to be expose to the crypto volatility to accept it as a payment method, in fact I don't see any risk involved as long as you find a way to immediately convert your crypto to the fiat currency of your choice.
- teawrecks 5y agoIt's also not like it's part of btc's design to be volatile. Maybe one day the USD will be too volatile compared to a crypto that a significant number of people adopt. Never say never.